AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Managing Azure AD with PowerShell - Lab Activity

This tutorial covers how to interact with Azure Active Directory using PowerShell. It explains launching PowerShell ISE, installing the Azure AD module, and connecting to Azure AD. The video also demonstrates managing users and roles, including creating new users with PowerShell commands. Key concepts include understanding global administrator roles and handling user credentials securely.

What is the preferred tool for editing and writing comments in PowerShell?

• Windows PowerShell

• PowerShell ISE

• Command Prompt

• Azure CLI

What command is used to install the Azure AD module in PowerShell?

• Install-Module AzureAD

• Add-Module AzureAD

• Get-Module AzureAD

• Set-Module AzureAD

Why might you need to run PowerShell as an administrator when installing modules?

• To update PowerShell

• To enable scripting

• To have the necessary permissions

• To access the internet

What role must a user have to connect to Azure AD using PowerShell?

• Global Reader

• User Administrator

• Security Administrator

• Global Administrator

What is the purpose of the 'Connect-AzureAD' command?

• To connect to Azure AD

• To delete Azure AD

• To disconnect from Azure AD

• To update Azure AD

What command is used to list all users in Azure Active Directory?

• Get-AzureADUser

• Find-AzureADUsers

• List-AzureADUsers

• Show-AzureADUsers

How can you filter users whose names start with a specific letter in PowerShell?

• Using the -Find parameter

• Using the -Search parameter

• Using the -Filter parameter

• Using the -Match parameter

What is a recommended practice for handling passwords in PowerShell scripts?

• Use a password profile

• Avoid using passwords

• Store them in plain text

• Encrypt them with a simple algorithm

Which attribute is mandatory when creating a new Azure AD user?

• User principal name

• User's email

• User's phone number

• User's last name

What should you do if you encounter an error message in PowerShell?

• Search online for solutions

• Ignore it

• Read the error message for solutions

• Restart PowerShell